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20 August 2024, 07:11 AM | #1 |
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RO 37 size comparisons
After trying on Royal oaks/chronos from 37-38-39-41 anyone have some size comparison photos of a 15550 or 15450 relative to some common reference points like a sub, DD40/DJ41, Daytona, DJ36/explorer, Speedmaster (bonus if 321), Patek aquanaut, etc or anything else you think would be helpful as a comparison? And anyone own the 15450or gray dial?
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20 August 2024, 07:54 AM | #2 |
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21 August 2024, 03:04 PM | #3 |
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Grey 15550 and 124270 are mine. Lousy photo but good for size comparison I think the day date / 15450 was from Palex Better picture of the grey dial to make up for the flat/ over exposed pictures above ..Explorer, Spring Diver & APRO.. |
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Thanks all. Some shots of the 41 vs 37.
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I also find the lack of silver dial option in 37mm a strange choice after just one year with the 15550 redesign. It’s a crisp clean look and the lighter dials felt like they wore larger. Maybe it will get re- released in the future. I agree with your thoughts on the 41mm version ….. it just felt like too much dial / too much watch on my 7 inch wrist…… but that’s all just preference for me, it sat within the wrist edges . How it looked to me How it looked in the mirror with the slack / unadjusted bracelet. |
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15550st fits nicely on my 6.2inch wrist.
The fit is awesome and absolutely love the bracelet. Sent from my Pixel 7 Pro using Tapatalk |
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My diver is 44mm/ 50mm L2L.
It’s almost too big but I love it on rubber and don’t like it on its stock bracelet. Sportier utility bezels or chronograph functionality gives a watch more reason to be large IMO. The AP chrono on strap carries its larger size well. ..Explorer, Spring Diver & APRO.. |
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I would go smaller. I have 7.2 inch wrists and prefer 37mm or 39mm. 41mm just looks off like the others mentioned. Unless you have some giant chunky wrist.
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